As was the case for numerous tunes of QuƩbecois origin, Joys of QuƩbec originally entered the Island repertoire via broadcasts during the 1930s and 40s from radio station CHNC, New Carisle, QuƩbec. Probably the best known tune that came to PEI in this fashion was Ste. Anne's Reel.
Later on, the tune was recorded by Don Messer and the Islanders.
| Joys of QuƩbec | Musician: Victor Doucette, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Vincent Doucette, gtr; Cathy Doucette, bass | West Prince | info |
| Joys of QuƩbec | Musician: Leo Farrell, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Ken Perlman, bjo | West Prince | info |
| Miramichi Fire / Joys of QuƩbec | Musician: Alton Silliker, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Florence Silliker Young, pno; Eugene Gallant, gtr | West Prince | info |
| Joys of QuƩbec | Musician: Danny MacLean, Recordist: Ken Perlman | Accompanied by: Donny MacLean, gtr; Ken Perlman, bjo | Eastern Queens | info |
